Sentence examples for noesis from inspiring English sources

Thus, the objects of phenomenology are "absolute data grasped in pure, immanent intuition," and its goal is to discover the essential structures of the acts (noesis) and the objective entities that correspond to them (noema).

Reasoning, therefore, will reliably yield truth only when it is completed by acts of intuition (noesis) that justify the premises from which we reason.

Thursday's program features Mahler's Fourth, with the mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kozena and the New York premiere of Hanspeter Kyburz's "Noesis".

Bruce Epstein, 36, is currently heading the agency as senior vice president and management supervisor; he had held the same title at Thomas Ferguson Associates, a sibling of Noesis.

(Ratio and intellectus may recall in some ways dianoia and noesis in Plato's famous image of the divided line).

In Ideas I (Book One, 1913) Husserl introduced two Greek words to capture his version of the Bolzanoan distinction: noesis and noema, from the Greek verb noéō, meaning to perceive, think, intend, whence the noun nous or mind).

The intentional process of consciousness is called noesis, while its ideal content is called noema.

Aboard the Noesis, a friend's full keel sloop, Zucker departed from the docks at dawn.

The disc also includes Mr. Tuur's sensual "Noesis," featuring the clarinetist (and composer) Jorg Widmann and his sister the violinist Carolin Widmann as the excellent soloists.

VIVIEN SCHWEITZER TUUR: SYMPHONY NO. 6, 'NOESIS' Nordic Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Anu Tali (ECM New Series 2040; CD; $17.99).

Unfortunately, Cook Wilson did not define his key notion of 'apprehension' (SL, 78 n)., which appears to be at the same time close to Aristotle's 'noesis' and to Russell's 'acquaintance'acquaintance